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After last night’s fantastic convention speeches, I realized I must modify this podcast’s mission. Initially, I wanted to be a place, especially for women, to listen and learn if they haven’t been involved in politics lately or don’t have outside support because they live with Trump supporters. I know there are blue dots in red… More Day 77: Michelle Says, “Do Something!” Podcast Reboot
Today, we’re diving into an absolutely essential topic, especially as we navigate through this election season: how to fact-check political arguments. Whether it’s a debate, a campaign speech, or a social media post, it’s critical to know how to evaluate the information being presented to us. We all know that political rhetoric can be full… More Day 86: Citizen’s Guide to Low-Key Fact-Checking
The Speaker’s Power and Why It Matters Yesterday, we explored the history and evolution of the role. Today, we’re diving into the modern role of the Speaker, the pros and cons of its current powers, and how it impacts our democracy. This is important because the Speaker of the House is not just a ceremonial… More Day 87: Speaker of the House in 2024
In March 2024, Rolling Stone published an in-depth investigation into pro-Trump election deniers who may refuse to certify accurate election results at the county level. This issue is crucial because it could disrupt the certification of statewide results, which has far-reaching implications for our democratic process. Marc Elias on the Dangers of Non-Certification Marc Elias,… More Day 93: The Fight for Fair Elections
Now that the elections in the U.S. are over, I am inspired by the culmination of what was a tedious, arduous, sometimes aggravating process. I am inspired because in the end, my daughter, who is nine, became engaged, excited and encouraged about the process and the result. In California, we had a number of important… More When Kids Rock the Vote: Tech Educates, Unifies
I read a headline today that caught my attention, “How Do People Find the Time to Watch Television?” Boy, I ask myself that all the time. I should quickly tell you that this great headline was in a blog I read called TechDirt which is a hot read of you like tech, law and culture.… More Wrist Strong with Stephen Colbert on Our Trip to Washington DC